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00:00:00The End
00:02:29What is it, Tarzan? What is it?
00:02:32Aguna. Strange sound in the sky. Big. Far off.
00:02:35I don't hear anything.
00:02:37Tarzan here.
00:02:39Cheetah here. Elephants here.
00:02:41Now I hear it. It's like a great wind coming.
00:02:43There.
00:02:43There.
00:02:43There.
00:02:43There.
00:02:44There.
00:02:44There.
00:02:44He won't hear it.
00:02:45There.
00:02:50He's playing.
00:02:52He's playing.
00:02:54He doesn't turn the gas.
00:02:54He doesn't turn the gas.
00:02:56He doesn't turn the gas.
00:02:58Sounds like it's going to land.
00:03:21White men no longer make safari.
00:03:23Come through sky like vultures.
00:03:25Tarzan sent men away.
00:03:26We will see it.
00:03:28Nyumbi, boys stay.
00:03:31Tarzan's right, darling.
00:03:33You better come with me.
00:03:34Why doesn't Tarzan want strange people on the escarpment, Mother?
00:03:37Because he loves us and wants to protect us.
00:03:40When strangers come here from the outside, they always cause trouble.
00:03:43They're always seeking something.
00:03:45Something?
00:03:46But what, Mother?
00:03:47Well, for instance, gold.
00:03:49There's lots of yellow stones in the river bottom.
00:03:51Tarzan says he doesn't want them.
00:03:53I know, but when they find them, they seem to lose their reason.
00:03:55They do terrible things.
00:03:56They even destroy each other.
00:04:14Cheetah!
00:04:15Now stop that at once!
00:04:16Well, it serves you right.
00:04:31What's the matter?
00:04:34What's all the jabbering about?
00:04:39Escarpment juju.
00:04:40Escarpment taboo.
00:04:41Escarpment taboo, your grandmother.
00:04:43You tell your pals we're here to trap lions.
00:04:46We're going to get them.
00:04:51The place kind of gives me the willies, too, Buck.
00:04:57Queer, wasn't it, the way it suddenly shot up above the clouds?
00:05:01Another couple of feet and we'd have smiked right into it.
00:05:04Still looks like Africa to me.
00:05:05Yeah, I know.
00:05:06But try and find it on the map.
00:05:08Gentlemen, we're in luck.
00:05:09The place is alive with lions.
00:05:11Tracks everywhere.
00:05:12Good.
00:05:12I figured those were lions I saw from the air.
00:05:15Juana!
00:05:16Ju-ju may come.
00:05:23Tarzan!
00:05:24The ape man they were telling us about back at the settlement.
00:05:35Then it's true.
00:05:36He's not a myth.
00:05:43Hey!
00:05:44What's the idea?
00:05:45Gun no good!
00:05:47Men go!
00:05:48Wait a minute.
00:05:49Where'd you get the idea you run Africa?
00:05:51Take it easy, Buck.
00:05:52This is his neck of the woods and we don't want any trouble.
00:05:54Now, gentlemen, gentlemen, we're forgetting.
00:05:56I think introductions are in order.
00:05:58Mr. Tarzan, my name is Manchester Mountford, world-famous animal trainer.
00:06:03This is Mr. Jimmy Shields, our pilot.
00:06:05This gentleman here is Mr. Buck Rand, well-known hunter and animal man.
00:06:09You see, we've come all the way from America to fetch some lions.
00:06:11Men go!
00:06:12Oh, we can't very well right now.
00:06:14It'll soon be dark and I don't want to fly through a strange country at night.
00:06:17We'll have to wait until morning.
00:06:22Tomorrow, son, make new safari.
00:06:28When shadow come between sticks, men go!
00:06:39I suppose he means when the shadow from the tall stick pulls back to meet the short stick.
00:06:43All right, get back to work.
00:06:51We'll have to wait.
00:06:52We'll have to wait.
00:06:52We'll have to wait.
00:06:54We're finished in just a minute, chief.
00:07:09There, finished.
00:07:26I think Tarzan would like some plums for breakfast.
00:07:32Moe, Kandu, Zaram.
00:07:39Hmm, that's pretty.
00:07:47For a boy, spearfish.
00:07:49That's a good idea, he'll love it.
00:07:50He'll take his mind off the aeroplane.
00:07:55Thank you, Cheetah.
00:07:57Oh, those are nice plums.
00:08:01Tarzan, what were those men like?
00:08:04One man bad, other man funny.
00:08:07And the third man, what was he like?
00:08:09Third man make Iron Bird fly.
00:08:11Maybe good.
00:08:12Understand Tarzan.
00:08:14Oh, I won't be happy until I see that plane flying away in the morning.
00:08:18Look!
00:08:20Did you see my aeroplane?
00:08:22Did you?
00:08:23Did you see it fly?
00:08:24Looks like the aeroplane we saw, don't you think?
00:08:26Boy, look what Tarzan's made you.
00:08:29For boy, spearfish.
00:08:31Where are we going, the jungle?
00:08:32No, down mountain.
00:08:34Big waterfall.
00:08:34If we went in the jungle, we might see the aeroplane.
00:08:37Just passed by, I mean.
00:08:39Aeroplane leave with sun.
00:08:40They wouldn't leave during the night, would they?
00:08:42No, darling.
00:08:43This is strange country to them, and it's hardly likely they'd fly at night.
00:08:46Sure.
00:08:48Boy, sleep now.
00:08:49Spearfish tomorrow.
00:08:51All right, Tarzan.
00:08:52Good night.
00:08:53Night, Mama.
00:08:54Good night, darling.
00:08:55I wish I could get just one look at the aeroplane.
00:09:00Maybe I could, maybe I could make one like it myself.
00:09:02Boy, see plane when new sun climb mountain.
00:09:05Whee!
00:09:07You change your mind?
00:09:09Boy, see plane in sky.
00:09:11That's right.
00:09:13You see it when it takes off.
00:09:14I hadn't thought of that.
00:09:16Hope you won't be too disappointed.
00:09:18Boy, forget plane soon.
00:09:21Maybe.
00:09:22Tarzan, no.
00:09:25Tarzan catch giant bird, train bird, boy fly.
00:09:28Good heavens, no.
00:09:30I don't want him purpling through the sky hanging onto a bird's neck.
00:09:33It's just daring enough as it is.
00:09:34Boy, little Tarzan.
00:09:36And I want him to grow up to be a big Tarzan.
00:09:40Tarzan watch, boy.
00:09:41I know you will.
00:09:42I know I shouldn't worry.
00:09:44I know there's never any need to worry as long as you're with me.
00:09:46At first I used to have so many little fears for myself, for boy.
00:09:52But one by one you chase them all away.
00:09:55Wouldn't it be strange if someday I became as brave as you are?
00:09:58Jane, no need to be brave.
00:10:00Jane, beautiful.
00:10:02Jane, good.
00:10:04You're my goodness, darling.
00:10:06My strength.
00:10:08Jane, Tarzan.
00:10:11Tarzan, Jane.
00:10:12Jane.
00:10:12Jane.
00:10:12Jane.
00:10:12Jane.
00:10:12Jane.
00:10:16Come on, boys.
00:10:25Cut out the monkey shines.
00:10:26Get those crates aboard.
00:10:27All right, boys.
00:10:28Load them all the other trucker.
00:10:29What are you trying to do?
00:10:30Start trouble?
00:10:31No, but you're trying to avoid it.
00:10:33I'd say we've got just about a half an hour.
00:10:35We've got until the last trap's in and loaded.
00:10:37We don't go before it.
00:10:38Now, gentlemen, perhaps we could sit down with Mr. Tarzan and talk things over.
00:10:42A white bull.
00:10:49Here?
00:10:50A phenom.
00:10:51He rides that bull like an old-timer.
00:10:53I want a roof.
00:11:02It's big, isn't it?
00:11:04How's it fly?
00:11:04Like a bird?
00:11:05No, sonny.
00:11:06The wings don't move.
00:11:08That big blade up there going around does the trick.
00:11:10You mean that big fan?
00:11:11Isn't that the fly?
00:11:12Say, young fella.
00:11:14Where'd you come from?
00:11:15I live here with Tarzan and Jane.
00:11:17Did Tarzan send you here?
00:11:18No, sir, he didn't.
00:11:19I came by myself.
00:11:20Could this carry an elephant like Simba?
00:11:22Well, it might if you could get him aboard.
00:11:25You got those elephants trained?
00:11:26They do what I tell him, if that's what you mean.
00:11:28Simba!
00:11:29Umna!
00:11:29Absa!
00:11:30Umna!
00:11:30Umna!
00:11:36Calum, Kaya!
00:11:39Truly a phenom.
00:11:40A natural.
00:11:42What makes the fan go?
00:11:43Wait a minute.
00:11:43What else can the elephants do?
00:11:45Simba!
00:11:45Tarou!
00:11:46Arou!
00:11:47Simburendo!
00:11:50Nugara, Wanda!
00:11:55Kudan!
00:11:56Ukatawa, Arou!
00:11:57Aranda!
00:11:59You're the man who drives the plane, aren't you?
00:12:01Yeah, I'm the pilot, but how did you figure that out?
00:12:04You look as if you might like the sky.
00:12:05Well, thanks, Sonny.
00:12:09Simba!
00:12:09You wanna mount a boat?
00:12:17Ukatawa, Arou!
00:12:21Say, that's okay.
00:12:23Reminds me of one of my old acts.
00:12:25Can I go inside?
00:12:26Sure you can.
00:12:27Wait a minute.
00:12:28They know any more tricks?
00:12:29Yes, sir.
00:12:29They can do almost anything I ask them to.
00:12:31Steady now, Bully.
00:12:45Bundle, bundle.
00:12:46Bully, I won't hurt you.
00:12:47Stay still.
00:12:50There.
00:12:50That wasn't so bad, was it?
00:13:00Kibogar!
00:13:12Nugaga, Wanda!
00:13:14Simi, Saru!
00:13:24Simi, Saru!
00:13:26You're gaga, Wanda!
00:13:28That kid would be a sensation in the circus.
00:13:30I can see the 24 sheets now.
00:13:32The boy king of the jungle.
00:13:34Guess they'd be a gold mine if we had them back in America.
00:13:36I get it.
00:13:38Now that you've got the lions for Sergeant's Mangy Circus,
00:13:40you're figuring on snatching the boy, too.
00:13:42Uka-tow-a-roo!
00:13:58You're wonderful, Sonny.
00:13:59Now may I go inside?
00:14:01You sure can.
00:14:02Now listen, Sonny boy.
00:14:03Just as soon as we get these crates aboard,
00:14:05we're going to take you for a ride.
00:14:06A ride?
00:14:07I can go for a ride?
00:14:07Lay out, Buck.
00:14:08Go on home, Sonny.
00:14:09Take your animals and go home.
00:14:10Wait a minute.
00:14:11I promised the kid a ride, didn't I?
00:14:12Not with me at the stick, you didn't.
00:14:14Now do what I say, Sonny.
00:14:15Get going.
00:14:21Sib, Cheetah.
00:14:22Sib, Sib.
00:14:23I'll go.
00:14:24La Paraduno!
00:14:30Juana!
00:14:37He'd be a headliner under the big top.
00:14:39A chance of a lifetime.
00:14:40You got religion all of a sudden, didn't you?
00:14:43I like to stay on the beam, Buck, when I can.
00:14:45Works out better all around.
00:14:47That shadow's getting pretty close there.
00:14:49I'll worry about that, Shadow.
00:14:50Well, I would.
00:14:52If I were you.
00:14:55Better check that last trap, Marty.
00:14:56All right.
00:14:57Get out of here.
00:14:58Hey, buddy.
00:14:59Two.
00:14:59Come on.
00:15:01Come on, boys.
00:15:01Come on.
00:15:02Come on.
00:15:02Come on.
00:15:02Get these crates aboard.
00:15:04Get that head down.
00:15:07Line track.
00:15:08Come on.
00:15:16Come back there, boy.
00:15:17Boy, let this net down.
00:15:19Come here.
00:15:25Roy, Drew, Sib, Rondo.
00:15:26Watch yourself.
00:15:39Come on.
00:15:58Kimo, go.
00:16:00Come on.
00:16:01What's this?
00:16:01Come on.
00:16:02Kimo, go.
00:16:03Wana, Wana, line, line
00:16:24Mugler Bay, caught in trap
00:16:33Mugler Bay, caught in trap
00:17:03Mugler Bay, caught in trap
00:17:33Mugler Bay, caught in trap
00:18:03Tarzan! Tarzan's coming!
00:18:21Tarzan's coming! Tarzan's coming!
00:18:24Tarzan's coming! Tarzan's coming!
00:18:28Come on, come on.
00:18:33Come on.
00:18:35Come on.
00:18:36Koison.
00:18:39Latinos.
00:18:40Go.
00:18:41Don't talk to us.
00:18:42harvesting all the time.
00:18:42Let's get there.
00:18:44Where are you going?
00:18:45Let's get there.
00:18:45Come on.
00:18:46Come on.
00:18:46Let's get there.
00:18:47Let's get there.
00:18:48Let's get there.
00:18:48Let's get there.
00:18:53Let's get there.
00:18:54Let's get there.
00:18:58I'll burn them to a crisp.
00:19:01The wind's blowing in that direction.
00:19:07Don't you, sonny.
00:19:08You've got to come with us.
00:19:10You can't break through that wall of flame.
00:19:12Come on, Mommy, let's break through the flame.
00:19:14Look at this!
00:19:15Don't kill me!
00:19:22Gun!
00:19:23What's the kid doing here?
00:19:24You're Tony.
00:19:24You got his father and mother.
00:19:25Killed them.
00:19:25Sent fire to them.
00:19:28Get him on.
00:19:58Get him on.
00:20:18J.J.
00:20:48Gene! Gene!
00:21:15Ozzy, what is it?
00:21:18Cheetah say boy gone an iron bird. The hunters took him. Cheetah say yes. Oh Tarzan they'll take him away. They'll take him across the sea. Jane be brave. Oh darling whatever will we do. Our whole world gone. Tarzan fine boy.
00:21:48Big place. Fine boy. Tarzan wait. You trust me darling don't you? Tarzan always trust Jane. If it were for any reason less than our boy I'd make you turn back. We're going into places where men's might.
00:22:18Our minds are more tangled than the worst underbrush in the jungle. And I'm afraid. More afraid than I've ever been in my life. Everywhere we'll be met with lies and deceit. Your honesty and directness will only be handicaps. It would break my heart to see your strength and courage caught in the quicksands of civilization. And I'll be the only guide you'll have. Will you follow me? Will you do as I say? I'll try not to fail you.
00:22:44Jane lead way. Tarzan follow always.
00:23:06Tarzan. Gun. Tarzan sorry.
00:23:11This must be the plane. Cargo of wild animals. Three men and a boy child.
00:23:19Boy. Tarzan. The plane was cleared by its pilot Jimmy Shields for New York.
00:23:23Jimmy Shields?
00:23:24That's correct sir. I'm sorry I have more information for you madam.
00:23:28Oh you've been very kind. But now we must find our boy.
00:23:31Come we go to New York quick.
00:23:32Is it possible to charter a plane?
00:23:34No I'm afraid not. But our regular mail plane connects with a clipper for America. That's due in tomorrow morning. I can probably arrange for you to have a passage on that. It'll cost an awful lot of money.
00:23:46Oh we're willing to pay anything. Shouldn't this be enough?
00:23:49Oh that's more than plenty. But I doubt whether our local bank will be able to convert these gold nuggets into currency. Still I'll see that they arrange letters of credit for you.
00:23:59Oh I wish you would. Thank you very much for all your kindness.
00:24:03Oh there's just one more detail madam. Our local Chinese tailor carries ladies and gentlemen's apparel.
00:24:11Not exactly. Paris models or Bond Street suits.
00:24:15We do need some clothes. We better go darling. We're going to be very busy between now and tomorrow morning.
00:24:20Good man. Tarzan thank.
00:24:22Oh not at all sir. I hope you find your boy all right.
00:24:33Bigger suit. You try on. This is the last one. Careful please.
00:24:49Three pounds please. No can do. No more jackets.
00:24:52Oh but we're leaving tomorrow and we must have clothes. Can't you make some?
00:24:56Take time Missy. Well I'll triple the price.
00:24:59I'll try.
00:25:01I'll try.
00:25:07Suit ready Missy. This way please.
00:25:09Very well. Tarzan you must stay. The tailor has to measure you.
00:25:12I'm sorry to be so much trouble but we must have clothes because we're going to New York.
00:25:15Jane get clothes. Tarzan better without clothes.
00:25:17Now darling you promised. Chidi you behave yourself.
00:25:20Well, you can't get a seat.
00:25:21The tailor has to measure the sewer.
00:25:22That's how much trouble I told you guys.
00:25:23How many trouble you like?
00:25:24Uh, how many trouble you are?
00:25:25Uh, what do you think?
00:25:26Uh, what do you think it's number oneF材摺?
00:25:26Um, that's number oneF材摺?
00:25:27Uh, that's number oneF材摺?
00:25:28Um, that's number four.
00:25:29Oh, that's number three.
00:25:30And that's number three.
00:25:31Mm, that's number five.
00:25:32You have to make some of my family for this.
00:25:33Uh, uh, that's number four.
00:25:35Two Pans that needs to measure.
00:25:36And that's number five.
00:25:37I'll do both.
00:25:38Let's know three.
00:25:39Um, that's number five.
00:25:40Let's not get a touch on my family.
00:25:41Oh
00:25:57Oh
00:26:11you look wonderful darling scratch no good take off put on in new york no no no you've got to get
00:26:33used to it there thank you so much missy please suddenly please cheetah come where is she
00:27:03stone jungle yes a man-made jungle natives live there yes they live and they work there
00:27:27why help them to concentrate their efforts get things done in a hurry save time save time why
00:27:34darling you're asking me a question all the sages haven't been able to answer we're going down go to
00:27:40land and these are 30-day permits you understand lady don't you
00:27:57yes uh mike call up the pilot's room and see if they know where jimmy shields is hanging his hat
00:28:01now oh he's probably in alaska by now or the south pole that is if he has the price of the gas
00:28:05and now uh right over there please there are some routine things to be attended to like
00:28:10finger printing just routine come thousand hurry fine boy you must be patient darling we're almost
00:28:15finished
00:28:16uh
00:28:23uh
00:28:25uh
00:28:27uh
00:28:31uh
00:28:33uh
00:28:35uh
00:28:37uh
00:28:39uh
00:29:26Cheetah. Now, Cheetah, stop it.
00:29:28I'm sorry, she gets a little playful sometimes.
00:29:30Cheetah, thirsty. Here you are, lady. Here's where Jimmy Shields stays when he's in town, the Gloucester Hotel.
00:29:34Oh, I'm very grateful to you. Fine boy.
00:29:37Oh, we will now that we know where the pilot lives.
00:29:39Go. Go. Cheetah.
00:29:45Taxi?
00:29:46Yes, niece?
00:29:47House on wheels?
00:29:48It's called a taxi cab, dear.
00:29:50Taxi cab?
00:29:56Don't worry. We get along together.
00:30:00Open the door, darling. Thank you. Gloucester Hotel, please.
00:30:05Cheetah, you better sit over here, dear.
00:30:10I hope that monkey's tame.
00:30:12You don't need to worry. She's quite friendly.
00:30:14Just so long as she knows it.
00:30:16Man, no trail.
00:30:17Of course, darling. Taxi drivers know the city.
00:30:21Like Tarzan, no jungle.
00:30:23Yes. Like Tarzan, no jungle.
00:30:25More dance. We're natives.
00:30:35There are no natives, darling. That's music. It comes out of that little box. It's called a radio.
00:30:39Ra-ra-radio?
00:30:46Woman sick. Cry for witch doctor.
00:30:48You should be a critic, darling.
00:30:51There. How's that?
00:30:53Good. Now, radio good.
00:30:56I don't like it. I don't like it.
00:31:14Jasper, grab these bags.
00:31:16I don't like it.
00:31:22Ciccone tribe. Put clothes on him, too.
00:31:25Oh, darling.
00:31:28Here you are.
00:31:29Oh, thank you, ma'am.
00:31:30Thank you. Come Tarzan.
00:31:31Hi. Good afternoon.
00:31:47Good afternoon.
00:31:48We'd like to see Mr. Jimmy Shields, please.
00:31:50I'm sorry, but Mr. Shields isn't in right now.
00:31:52As a matter of fact, he hasn't been here for several days.
00:31:55Oh.
00:31:56Well, did he have a little boy staying with him?
00:31:58Cute little boy. Sun brown, curly hair.
00:32:00No, madam.
00:32:01Where, boy?
00:32:02I don't know, mister.
00:32:03All I know is Mr. Shields didn't bring any boy with him here.
00:32:06Where's Shields now?
00:32:07That's anybody's guess, but he'll probably turn up in a day or two.
00:32:10He usually does.
00:32:11Well, you'll have him get in touch with us immediately.
00:32:13He gets back, won't you?
00:32:14Yes, madam.
00:32:15I think we'd better take a suite.
00:32:18Yes, madam, but what about the gorilla?
00:32:22Cheetah?
00:32:23She's part of the family.
00:32:24She'll be all right, I promise you.
00:32:25Very well, madam.
00:32:30Cheetah, thank the kind gentleman for letting you stay.
00:32:36Hey, what is this?
00:32:37Cheetah says thank you.
00:32:39Well, take him away, take him away.
00:32:41Better sit down, dear.
00:32:42Follow me, please.
00:32:44Yes.
00:32:55It's all right, boys.
00:32:56She's just like one of the family.
00:33:00Anything else, ma'am?
00:33:01No, thank you.
00:33:02Thanks, lady.
00:33:04Oh, say, lady, are you looking for Jimmy Shields?
00:33:06Oh, yes, we are.
00:33:07Well, usually the minute he gets back from a trip, he heads straight for the Club Moonbeam.
00:33:11His girlfriend sings there.
00:33:13I don't know her name, but maybe she can put you wise till when he'll be back.
00:33:16The Club Moonbeam.
00:33:20Find Shields, then we get boy.
00:33:25Cheetah say we go now.
00:33:26Cheetah must be patient, too.
00:33:28Patient?
00:33:29Yes, darling.
00:33:30All right, Jane B. Boss here.
00:33:31Thank you, darling.
00:33:32Hello?
00:33:33Would you get me the Club Moonbeam, please?
00:33:36Why'd Jane talk to that?
00:33:38It's a telephone, darling.
00:33:39You want to talk a long way.
00:33:40You're talking to this.
00:33:41Telephone good.
00:33:42Telephone say where boy is.
00:33:44Oh, I hope so.
00:33:47Hello, Club Moonbeam?
00:33:48Yes, ma'am.
00:33:49This am the Club Moonbeam.
00:33:50No, ma'am, there ain't nobody around here.
00:33:52That's excepting me.
00:33:54Well, then when will someone be there?
00:33:56Oh, maybe nine o'clock tonight.
00:33:57Then that's early.
00:33:58Well, then I suppose there's nothing we can do except wait.
00:34:04What telephones say?
00:34:06Not yet, darling.
00:34:08We have to wait until it's dark.
00:34:10Oh, Tarzan, I'm just as impatient as you are, but there's nothing we can do now.
00:34:14Come on, let's go and unpack.
00:34:16Will dark come fine, boy?
00:34:18Yes.
00:34:27Oh, I'm sorry.
00:34:28I thought you got your number.
00:34:29Just a moment, please.
00:34:31Hello.
00:34:32Hello.
00:34:33Hello.
00:34:34What's that?
00:34:35This is Sam.
00:34:36Who is this?
00:34:37What's that?
00:34:38I said this is Sam.
00:34:39Who is this?
00:34:40What's that?
00:34:41I said this is Sam.
00:34:42That's what I said.
00:34:43What do you say?
00:34:44What do you say?
00:34:45You ain't getting fresh with me, is you colored boy?
00:34:46Don't you give me none of that double talk.
00:34:47Do you hear me?
00:34:48Why you, you, you, you, you, much mouth.
00:34:49What?
00:34:50What?
00:34:51What?
00:34:52What?
00:34:53What?
00:34:54What's that?
00:34:55What's that?
00:34:56I said this is Sam.
00:34:57That's what I said.
00:34:58What do you say?
00:34:59I'll give you that phone right away.
00:35:00What?
00:35:01What?
00:35:02I'm not.
00:35:03What are you doing?
00:35:04Well, I don't care.
00:35:05You ain't getting fresh with me, is you colored boy?
00:35:08I don't give me none of that double talk.
00:35:09Do you hear me?
00:35:11Why you, you, you, you, much mouth.
00:35:16Now what?
00:35:20Cheater, cheater, what are you doing?
00:35:23Give me that telephone right away.
00:35:25Yes.
00:35:26Don't you dare touch that any more, the idea.
00:35:43Good heavens, what's that?
00:35:45Big rain, good.
00:35:46Put in your clothes.
00:35:47Come on out, take those wet things off.
00:35:48Oh, feel good.
00:35:49You can't go looking for a boy with wet clothes on.
00:35:50Why?
00:35:51Just isn't done, that's all.
00:35:52Come on out, I'll call the ballot.
00:35:53You get these wet things off.
00:35:54You get these wet things off.
00:35:55You get these wet things off.
00:35:56You get these wet things off.
00:35:57You get these wet things off.
00:35:58You get these wet things off.
00:35:59You get these wet things off.
00:36:00You get these wet things off.
00:36:05You get these wet things off.
00:36:06You get these wet things off.
00:36:07You get these wet things off.
00:36:12You get them wet things off.
00:36:13What a pregnancy.
00:36:14What a pregnancy.
00:36:15What a pregnancy.
00:36:16Howalthas we start to ask for someladım?
00:36:20You're a Запad.
00:36:21I don't know.
00:36:51Oh
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00:39:11Oh cheater my things, how could you?
00:39:14Oh
00:39:20There
00:39:22Now we're all ready to go
00:39:27Cheater wants to help find boy
00:39:29I think it'd be better for all of us if cheater stays right here
00:39:32And cheater you remember, no more beauty treatments
00:39:35Cheater, Nagali, Tim, Tabi, Aguna
00:39:38Aguna
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00:41:54So this circus man Sargent posted the bond and now he has boy.
00:41:57He's at Boundbrook, Long Island at a circus.
00:41:59You can make it in a half hour.
00:42:01The show will just about be getting out.
00:42:02Oh, I can't tell you how kind you've been.
00:42:04Forget it, honey. Never a cover charge.
00:42:06Jimmy will call me as soon as he gets in and I'll tell him you're here.
00:42:09Meanwhile, watch out for Sargent. He works fast.
00:42:11Tarzan get boy.
00:42:13I'll gamble on that.
00:42:16Cheetah.
00:42:24Cheetah, cheetah, how could you?
00:42:30Cheetah.
00:42:32Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
00:42:44We go now.
00:42:45Good idea.
00:42:46Before someone around here begins hollering for the gendarmes.
00:42:49I'm awfully sorry.
00:42:50Thanks. Come again.
00:42:51Get out there as soon as you can.
00:42:53Good luck.
00:42:54That's my hat.
00:42:56I'll fit you now.
00:43:04Corinda, Allie. True.
00:43:05Bondo, Bondo.
00:43:07What is that? Elephant language, Sonny?
00:43:09Yes, sir. Tarzan taught me.
00:43:10I was telling Allie about the baby elephants I had back in the jungle.
00:43:14The fun we used to have together.
00:43:15She'd like to go back and play with them.
00:43:18Remember all of them, Allie.
00:43:20Just told Allie I wish we could go back together.
00:43:22It's a pity we ever took you away.
00:43:26Especially the troop under the same piece of canvas with a couple of thugs like that Tarzan and Buck.
00:43:30You know, Mr. Mountford, a lot of times I've been gonna run away.
00:43:33Go back to the jungle.
00:43:34Well, I guess it doesn't make much difference where I go anymore.
00:43:37For me and I, Benelli, Tarzan.
00:43:39Were you telling her about Tarzan?
00:43:41Just told Allie there wouldn't be any fun back in the jungle without Tarzan.
00:43:44She's heard about him.
00:43:46All the elephants have.
00:43:48They'd know Tarzan right off if he came in here and spoke to them.
00:43:51Your father was a great man, wasn't he, Sonny?
00:43:53Yes, Mr. Mountford.
00:43:54He wasn't like men here in civilization.
00:43:57He was big and alive, like the jungle.
00:44:00You know, Mr. Mountford, at noon sometimes when I go for a walk,
00:44:04I look up at a skyscraper.
00:44:06Sometimes I think Tarzan's up there, too, in the clouds,
00:44:09just like he was on the escarpment.
00:44:11Gee, the fun we used to have.
00:44:16What's Pincus doing out of his cage?
00:44:18Well, he's just playing with him.
00:44:19Did I tell you to stop taking the animals out of their cages?
00:44:21Yes.
00:44:21Well, put them back.
00:44:23Please, Mr. Buck.
00:44:24Pincus wasn't hurting anybody.
00:44:26Cut out the slobbering and put them back.
00:44:30Hey, kid, where you going?
00:44:31I got cable grime for Mr. Sergeant.
00:44:33I'll take it.
00:44:35We're due to fold in a couple of days, if this keeps up.
00:44:48Less than $400 in the house tonight.
00:44:50Yeah, maybe this will solve our problems.
00:44:59Sawdust and spangles.
00:45:00That's from the Madsen show.
00:45:01From Tim Madsen himself.
00:45:02Listen to this.
00:45:03We'll give you $100,000 for boy and all rights to his act.
00:45:06$100,000?
00:45:08Say, that's the softest take we've had in quite a while.
00:45:11Meet show in Rio de Janeiro on the 10th.
00:45:13You can make it by South American Clipper if you leave on the 6th.
00:45:17Regards, Tim Madsen.
00:45:18This is the 4th.
00:45:20That gives us two days to get $1,000 together for the tickets.
00:45:22We ought to be able to clear that much by then if we stall the payroll tomorrow night.
00:45:25Then the kid's there worrying, not ours.
00:45:27How's the kid tonight?
00:45:29He's all right.
00:45:30He's pretty good when he's with Marty.
00:45:32I'll keep him happy, Buck.
00:45:33He means a lot to us.
00:45:34Leave it to me, Colonel.
00:45:37Cheetah, stay.
00:45:39How's that?
00:45:40What's that?
00:45:42Over there.
00:45:44Quick, get the kid off the lot while I stall him.
00:45:46Say, mister, do you know where we can find Mr. Sargent?
00:45:59In that red wagon.
00:46:00In here?
00:46:00Yeah.
00:46:04Where, boy?
00:46:06Boy?
00:46:07What boy?
00:46:07Our son.
00:46:08He's here and we've come for him.
00:46:10Well, if you've lost your son, lady, I'm certainly sorry.
00:46:12But why pick on me?
00:46:13Tell the truth.
00:46:14Don't come any closer.
00:46:15Darling, please.
00:46:16Remember, Tarzan, you promised to do as I ask.
00:46:18Your wife is a very sensible woman, mister.
00:46:20If you don't mind going now.
00:46:22Mr. Sargent, it's no use trying to evade things.
00:46:24We know you have boy because you posted an immigration bomb for him.
00:46:28Boy here.
00:46:32Tarzan!
00:46:34Hey, Jack.
00:46:35Get the boys together and feed it off the red wagon.
00:46:37Right.
00:46:37Go ahead.
00:46:38Satisfied?
00:46:50Satisfied?
00:46:51No.
00:46:52Tarzan, not go till we find boy.
00:46:54You're going right now.
00:46:55There's no boy around here and I'm getting tired trying to convince you of that fact.
00:46:58Sonoma, Curta, St. Maupal, Imo Sal.
00:47:01What does that mean?
00:47:13Now find boy.
00:47:14All right.
00:47:30All right.
00:47:30Break it up.
00:47:30Spread out, man.
00:47:32Come on.
00:47:32Spread out, boys.
00:47:33Tarzan!
00:47:35Oh, don't worry about the cops.
00:47:37I brought them along just in case, knowing Mr. Sargent as I do.
00:47:40Well, it looks like you guessed right.
00:47:42Come on now, boys.
00:47:43Clear out.
00:47:43Now we get boy.
00:47:45Oh, yes.
00:47:45What about that boy?
00:47:46This man's taking him.
00:47:48What about him?
00:47:49Yeah, this'll explain.
00:47:51This is a receipt for a bond from the United States Immigration Service.
00:47:54It gives Sargent temporary custody of a nameless boy.
00:47:58Parents dead.
00:47:59Tarzan's boy!
00:48:00Now, Tarzan, this can't be settled here.
00:48:02You could tear this whole show down to the ground and you'd never find him.
00:48:04Now, there's only one way to get him back.
00:48:06The law.
00:48:07He's right.
00:48:08You'd only find trouble here.
00:48:09We'd better trust the law.
00:48:13Ask law.
00:48:13Get boy back.
00:48:14Yes, darling.
00:48:15We'll go to court.
00:48:16It won't take long.
00:48:17And I'll get your lawyer.
00:48:18Lawyer?
00:48:19What's lawyer?
00:48:19To help to get boy back.
00:48:23Tarzan, wait.
00:48:24Tarzan, see.
00:48:25Get boy back.
00:48:27Cheater.
00:48:30Thanks, Chuck.
00:48:31Okay.
00:48:31The affidavits show, Your Honor, that boy was taken from the jungle, a spot in the Congo
00:48:39area known as the Eskapa, where he lived with my client.
00:48:42He was taken by Mr. Sargent's agents, brought into this country where Mr. Sargent posted an
00:48:47immigration bond for the boy and later instituted adoption proceedings.
00:48:50Is the court to understand that your client opposes the return of the boy to his parents?
00:48:54Yes, Your Honor.
00:48:55On what grounds?
00:48:56He doesn't consider the jungle a proper place to raise a child and has filed adoption papers.
00:49:00Naturally, we'll oppose any move to adopt this boy.
00:49:03Meanwhile, I have more expert witnesses on jungle life, if Your Honor will permit.
00:49:06All right.
00:49:09Take the stand, Tarzan.
00:49:11Tarzan, sit in that chair.
00:49:20Hand on the book.
00:49:21Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, to
00:49:24help your God?
00:49:25Tarzan always tell truth.
00:49:27What's your name?
00:49:28Tarzan.
00:49:29Full name.
00:49:30That's the only name he has.
00:49:33You have educated your son, haven't you?
00:49:35Well, I mean, well, what did you teach the boy?
00:49:40Teach boy where to find water when thirsty, where to find food when hungry.
00:49:44Tarzan teach boy to be strong like lion and happy like bird.
00:49:48You find everything you need in the jungle, do you?
00:49:51Wise men need little.
00:49:53Have you ever thought what will become of boy if he grows up in the jungle?
00:49:57Boy grow up to be brother of sun and friend of rain.
00:50:01Hurt nobody, want nothing people have.
00:50:03Grow old like cedar tree.
00:50:06Boy will be good man, happy man.
00:50:08No one can want more than that.
00:50:10That's all, thank you.
00:50:14Can you read, Tarzan?
00:50:16Read?
00:50:17Yes, read.
00:50:18Read a book.
00:50:19Ever hear Shakespeare's Hamlet?
00:50:21Tarzan, read Trails in Jungle.
00:50:23Read Clouds in Sky.
00:50:24Lawyer ever hear of Kinsinupa?
00:50:27Kinsin what?
00:50:29Kinsinupa.
00:50:30It cures snake bites.
00:50:31All babies in the jungle know that.
00:50:33This is a court of law.
00:50:41White man's law, lots of words.
00:50:43Jungle law, more easy.
00:50:45Man live own life.
00:50:46So you prefer the jungle code to civilized law.
00:50:49In jungle, men only kill bad animals.
00:50:52In civilization, men kill good men.
00:50:55Will Mr. Norton concede that human life is in constant peril in this wild and unexplored
00:50:59regions of the world from which this child was rescued?
00:51:01No.
00:51:02I will not concede any such thing.
00:51:04In the last year, 35,000 men, women and children were killed in automobile accidents alone in
00:51:09this country.
00:51:10Your Honor, I object.
00:51:11Counsel's remarks are immaterial.
00:51:12Objection denied.
00:51:14Received, Mr. Beaton.
00:51:15If the court please.
00:51:16Yes, Mr. Norton.
00:51:17I submit, Your Honor, the jungle is not an issue in this case.
00:51:20The only issue is guardianship.
00:51:22Are these two people morally fit to bring up an adolescent to proper manhood?
00:51:26It is my contention, Your Honor, that they are.
00:51:28For by his conduct in this court, Tarzan has proved himself no savage, but rather uniquely
00:51:34civilized.
00:51:36You may resume cross-examining the witness.
00:51:38No more questions.
00:51:40If you please, Your Honor, I would like to place my last witness on the stand.
00:51:43Very well.
00:51:44Oh, by the way, Tarzan, how's fishing on this escarpin of yours?
00:51:49Big fish.
00:51:50Well, how big would you say?
00:51:51Lippamani, so big.
00:51:52Melagani fish, so big.
00:51:55Is that so?
00:51:56As a civilized fisherman, I would have stretched the truth at least a foot.
00:52:03Jane is right.
00:52:04Law good.
00:52:05Give boy back.
00:52:06Soon, dear.
00:52:11The son swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help
00:52:14you, God.
00:52:14I do.
00:52:17Before going to the jungle, you lived a long while in civilization?
00:52:21Yes, in London.
00:52:22Did you like it?
00:52:24I had everything money could buy.
00:52:26In comparison, how do you like the jungle?
00:52:28Well, there is no comparison.
00:52:30I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
00:52:31Would you say it was a good place to raise a son?
00:52:33It teaches him most of the things he needs to know.
00:52:36How to live simply, naturally, happily.
00:52:38You say that as a mother?
00:52:40With a mother's instinct, a mother's wisdom?
00:52:42A mother would never wrong her own son.
00:52:44Thank you, madam.
00:52:45Your witness.
00:52:48Madam, would you mind telling me what you do in the jungle in case you need a doctor?
00:52:51Oh, we seldom need one.
00:52:52But if we do, we have our own drugstore, too.
00:52:55Many of your modern drugs were known and used in the jungle centuries before they were used
00:52:58here.
00:52:59Digitalis, for example, and quinine, tannic acid, alum.
00:53:03Oh, dozens more.
00:53:04Has your boy ever been ill?
00:53:05No.
00:53:06He grew up healthy and strong.
00:53:07Like the other savage animals.
00:53:09My boy is not a savage animal.
00:53:10Well, I mean like the other animals he was born and raised in the jungle.
00:53:13He was not born in the jungle.
00:53:17Your boy was not born in the jungle?
00:53:19Where was he born?
00:53:19I don't know.
00:53:29Well, you're his mother, aren't you?
00:53:30I should prefer not to answer that question.
00:53:34You'll have to answer, madam.
00:53:36I want you to remember, madam, that you're under oath.
00:53:38Now, please tell this court.
00:53:39Are you the mother of this child, yes or no?
00:53:41We found him, Tarzan and I, after an airplane crash in the jungle.
00:53:46Yes or no?
00:53:47His parents were killed.
00:53:49Oh, can't you see?
00:53:50Tarzan and I are the only parents he's ever known.
00:53:52No, you came into this court with unclean hands, both of you.
00:53:54You led this court, my client, to believe that you were the parents of this child.
00:53:57When, as a matter of fact, you had no legal claim to him, whatever.
00:53:59You lied.
00:54:00I did not.
00:54:01And he lied.
00:54:03Oh, what are you?
00:54:05The old boy from the Scotland.
00:54:06Charlie, Charlie, Charlie, Charlie, Mr. Rowling, don't you?
00:54:10Charlie, my boy.
00:54:13Take a look, Your Honor.
00:54:14He's a man who claims to be a fit guardian for a child.
00:54:17He's no more than a savage.
00:54:19This hearing is adjourned until tomorrow.
00:54:21Detain that man in the waiting room.
00:54:23I'll take up the matter of this disturbance after the calendar's cleared.
00:54:25Come on.
00:54:29What a break.
00:54:31You said it.
00:54:32Let's grab the kid and make that plain.
00:54:41You were right, Tarzan, as you always are.
00:54:44And I was wrong.
00:54:44I asked you to trust the law, and you did.
00:54:48And now, listen to me, darling.
00:54:52I know now that man's laws are not for you.
00:54:55You were as free as an eagle.
00:54:57I should have told you to follow your own law, to find boy in your own way.
00:55:00I said this was my jungle.
00:55:04I was wrong.
00:55:06Your jungle is my jungle.
00:55:08I know that now.
00:55:11I only hope it's not too late.
00:55:14Too late?
00:55:15I hope not.
00:55:16I hope not.
00:55:18Jane, say go.
00:55:19Yes, darling.
00:55:20Tarzan, go.
00:55:21Tarzan, get boy.
00:55:22Come back.
00:55:31You'll break your neck.
00:55:49Tarzan, quick.
00:55:52Tarzan, quick.
00:56:22Tarzan, quick.
00:56:47Tarzan, quick.
00:56:49Tarzan, quick.
00:56:49Tarzan, quick.
00:56:50Let's go.
00:57:20Tarzan just escaped from the court building.
00:57:26He's in a Globe taxi cab, believe headed for the circus on Long Island.
00:57:39Just got orders to stop all Globe cabs crossing the bridge.
00:57:41They're after that Tarzan, the fellow who's in the newspapers.
00:57:43Follow that cab, he just went by and see who's inside.
00:57:50What's that noise?
00:58:02That's the law, mister.
00:58:04Law?
00:58:05Quick, circus, hurry!
00:58:06Don't you hear that siren?
00:58:17Yes!
00:58:18Come down before you bite your full neck!
00:58:34Look, father, no use trying!
00:58:42Give it up!
00:58:46Tarzan!
00:58:51Hey, I'm coming, gotcha!
00:59:06Keep climbing!
00:59:07Good luck, old boy!
00:59:08Maybe we'd better go.
00:59:17I'm not afraid.
00:59:18But that's a 200-foot dud.
00:59:19He can't make it and live.
00:59:20Boy, what nerve!
00:59:39We'd better take you home.
00:59:41No, we're going to the circus.
00:59:42The circus?
00:59:43Yes.
00:59:43Tarzan will be there.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:44Come on.
00:59:45Come on.
00:59:45Come on.
00:59:45Come on.
00:59:45Come on.
00:59:46Come on.
00:59:47Come on.
00:59:47Come on.
00:59:47Open up, boys.
01:00:12I'll tell you.
01:00:13Let the lad go.
01:00:15Put that gun away.
01:00:16Don't worry about it.
01:00:17It's full of blacks.
01:00:17Four of them are blacks, but the fifth one is to get away, and you know it.
01:00:21Come on, sonny.
01:00:21Get someplace where they can't reach you.
01:00:23Tarzan will be here soon.
01:00:29Stick him in the wagon.
01:00:30And you didn't see nothing, get it?
01:00:31Yes.
01:00:31Okay, bro.
01:00:32All right.
01:00:40Come on down out of there, kid, before you get hurt.
01:00:43Hey!
01:00:44Go up there and get him down.
01:00:46Come on, hurry up.
01:00:47Get up there.
01:00:47Get up.
01:00:48Get up.
01:00:54Look out.
01:00:54He's going to swing.
01:00:59Get him.
01:01:00Get up there.
01:01:00Climb that ladder.
01:01:03Go on.
01:01:04Hurry up, T.
01:01:14Come on down, son.
01:01:14You can't get away.
01:01:19Help!
01:01:21Help!
01:01:22Help!
01:01:25Help!
01:01:35Help!
01:01:40Help!
01:01:41Tarzan! Tarzan! Here I am! Tarzan! Here I am!
01:01:50I don't come down. I'll stop him.
01:01:53Put that gun away. We're in enough of a jam as it is.
01:02:02Get some in on that other pole.
01:02:10Get around that net.
01:02:11Now's your chance, Buck.
01:02:18Yank out those net poles.
01:02:25Tarara, boy. Stay.
01:02:27Boy, stay. Tarara.
01:02:29I'm a drill. We got him.
01:02:32Bring him over at the animals, Sam. Put him in a cage.
01:02:34Get him in there.
01:02:36All right, you men. Come on. Hurry up.
01:02:38Come on. Hurry up.
01:02:39Come on. Hurry up.
01:02:40Come on.
01:02:41Come on.
01:02:42Come on. Get him in there.
01:02:45All right, you men. Come on. Hurry up.
01:02:48Come on. Hurry up.
01:02:49Come on. Hurry up.
01:02:50All right, kid. You better come down now. We'll get you sooner or later anyway.
01:03:04I won't.
01:03:05Strike the whole ring.
01:03:06Get around that side, man.
01:03:07Get around that side, man.
01:03:09Let's go.
01:03:10Simba.
01:03:11Simba.
01:03:12Alamaki.
01:03:13Timba.
01:03:14Tali.
01:03:15Tali.
01:03:16Aneba.
01:03:17Simba.
01:03:18Aneba.
01:03:19Simba.
01:03:20Aneba.
01:03:21Let him down easy.
01:03:50Easy. Easy now. Easy.
01:03:56Let me go. Let me go, I tell you.
01:03:58I'm going to go back to Tarzan. Let me go.
01:04:00Let's get going.
01:04:04Tarzan! Tarzan!
01:04:12Let me go, I tell you. Tarzan!
01:04:16Malimba! Tarzan!
01:04:34Look out!
01:04:38Watch out!
01:04:40Go through that jet!
01:04:46We're out the other way.
01:04:48We're out the other way.
01:04:50We're out the other way.
01:04:56Arrgh!
01:05:08Arrgh!
01:05:12Arrgh!
01:05:14How's it? Boy!
01:05:32Oh, boy, darling.
01:05:34This place isn't any too healthy.
01:05:38Come on, get in.
01:05:39Timber!
01:05:39Dali!
01:05:40Amgawa!
01:05:41Agula!
01:05:41Agula!
01:05:42Agula!
01:05:44Agula!
01:05:47And I hereby sentence you to 30 days in jail for contempt of court.
01:05:52I also sentence you to 30 days for resisting an officer.
01:05:55Both sentences to run concurrently.
01:05:57But taking into consideration the motive which actuated both misdemeanors,
01:06:01I hereby suspend sentence.
01:06:03Thanks, Your Honor.
01:06:04Tarzan, you're free.
01:06:06Law good. Judge good.
01:06:09Tell me, when is fishing best down your way?
01:06:12Fishing always good.
01:06:13Well, then you'll probably be seeing me.
01:06:15Well, you can fly down with Connie and me on our honeymoon.
01:06:18Well, goodbye and good luck.
01:06:19Friend.
01:06:23Port's adjourned.
01:06:28Help!
01:06:29Help!
01:06:31Help!
01:06:32Help!
01:06:33Help!
01:06:34Help!
01:06:35Help!
01:06:36Help!
01:06:37Help!
01:06:38Help!
01:06:39Help!
01:06:40Help!
01:06:41Help!
01:06:42Help!
01:06:47Swim.
01:07:05Help!
01:07:06Help!
01:07:07Pull!
01:07:07Help!
01:07:08Help!
01:07:09Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!